Monday, June 11, 2018
Sunday, June 3, 2018
Thursday, March 22, 2018
Allingham Photos

These are various recent photographs of rolling stock on the club layout, Allingham. The rolling stock itself belongs to individual members.
This set of photos shows the area from the tunnel going past the engine shed through the station and on towards the viaduct
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This set shows the station itself with different rolling stock passing through
LIVESTOCK DELIVERY AT PATCHWICK
Having painted some cows with my grand daughter recently it
got me to thinking about livestock on the British Model Railway Club of
Montreal’s layout Allingham and when I checked there wasn’t any. After
searching through several boxes of various animals . I found a selection of fine cows and a couple
of prize winning bulls. I trimmed the flashing off the shapes and cut off most
of the cowbells. Some of the cows were subjected to a hot air gun treatment to
realign body parts to obtain different shapes.
The herd was then washed in detergent, dried and painted a
flat white colour and put aside to dry . Research showed that one of the more
popular type of cow in the UK was Holsteins which were found in all parts of
the country, also the basic colour of the cows was black on white with
distinctively different vee shapes on the front of the foreheads .
I painted the herd with flat black over the basic white coat
trying to vary the shapes of the colouring as much as possible .I also touched
up some of the forehead vees to get a more defined shape . Once these were all
dried I separated them according to random choice. The plastic bases were
trimmed off the individual cows and the paint touched up as required.
I made a
small group for the cattle pens at Patchwick Station and a larger group to
spread along the fields adjacent to the branch line. I also added the farmer
looking at one of his prize bulls that had just arrived at Patchwick.
As per the photos the addition of the livestock gives some
addition “colour” to the layout
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Open House Door Prize Winner
We, the members of the British Model Railway Club of Montreal would like to thank all of you who came and visited us at our club-rooms during our annual open-house during the weekend of October 21-23. We hope you all enjoyed yourselves as much as we enjoyed your presence.
The winning ticket for the Hornby Tornado Pullman Train Set door-prize was ticket #7761245, held by Padraig McLean of Côté-Saint-Luc for his children. The train set was delivered to them on Sunday evening, much to their delight.
The winning ticket for the Hornby Tornado Pullman Train Set door-prize was ticket #7761245, held by Padraig McLean of Côté-Saint-Luc for his children. The train set was delivered to them on Sunday evening, much to their delight.
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Sunday, July 9, 2017
British Model Railway Club 2017 Annual Club Open House
2017 Annual Open House
The British Model Railway Club of Montreal will be hosting the clubs annual open house on October 21 and 22, 2017 from 10AM - 4PM, this year. Entry is free for all and light refreshments will be available. So bring the kids and come enjoy the trains. All are welcome.
The clubhouse is located at :
132 Ronald Drive
Montreal West, H4X 1M8
Google: 132 Prom. Ronald, Montréal-Ouest, QC H4X 1M8, Canada for driving and transit directions.
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